Especially since RDNA2 (at least for PC) is built on N7+ EUVSeems a bit naive to assume RDNA2 will have the same power/frequency curves as RDNA1.
Especially since RDNA2 (at least for PC) is built on N7+ EUVSeems a bit naive to assume RDNA2 will have the same power/frequency curves as RDNA1.
Agreed, it seems the first-gen Polaris didn't have such features enabled. After all it's AMD firmware, so it would make sense to be broken.Although it was claimed that the VBIOS settings for many of these features were not enabled in many products. Perhaps they were intended for specific use cases and AMD neglected to mention it, or they weren't as workable or effective as the marketing stated. It might explain why AMD advertised them as new features for more than one GPU launch if it wound up not using them effectively.
Oh dammit, thank you Hynix.The story made so much splash on the youtube and clickbait spheres that SK Hynix had to make an official statement related to the fake big Navi document:
https://news.skhynix.com/official-statement-on-the-correction-of-false-news/
It's literally the same moron that faked that Hynix pic.
Exactly. If it is "fake news" why not just ignore internet rumors and let the facts speak for themselves once the product is available.They said the specs were incorrect. So, it lets a lot of doors open...
Only if you're grasping straws. Naturally SK Hynix only comments on their part of the image, but the chances that the specific part is fake and rest is real are slim to none (meaning if the GPU specs like CU counts etc are correct, it's more likely just a lucky guess than actual leak)They said the specs were incorrect. So, it lets a lot of doors open...
Only if you're grasping straws. Naturally SK Hynix only comments on their part of the image, but the chances that the specific part is fake and rest is real are slim to none (meaning if the GPU specs like CU counts etc are correct, it's more likely just a lucky guess than actual leak)
The same reason Intel commented on *that* S|A article.I mean, why did they even comment on a rumor like their are a lot every day.
Good point.
(Answering in the more proper thread for this)Why is this then repeated here over and over again?
it might be fake, still, there are GPUs from AMD listed for this year that are going to crush consoles so badly. The future 5900XT for instance.
TechPowerUp puts those up based on rumors, not because they are real, there's disclaimer about it on the pages "Based off of speculation/reddit and other sources online."it might be fake, still, there are GPUs from AMD listed for this year that are going to crush consoles so badly. The future 5900XT for instance.
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-5900-xt.c3481
As I said in another thread, the naming is quite conservative or repetitive, are they maybe remembering better times when AMD GPUs ruled the world? The 5900XT existed in the mid 2000s already. (edit: my bad, it was nVidia's)
There is also a monster, the 5950XT. https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-5950-xt.c3487